Freeway transformation
This article is part of our ongoing coverage of the Ladders of Opportunity Every Place Counts Design Challenge, a program of the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) with design assistance from CNU. Learn more at cnu.org/everyplacecounts.
"Advocacy + community involvement is not a static thing."
"Aiming to create a land bridge over I-94 in Rondo, St. Paul!"
"Never have I seen so much passion and inspiration from transport infrastructure."
The program helps communities repair the urban fabric in neighborhoods bifurcated by infrastructure impediments.
"Repurposing existing infrastructure like #RailPark and now Vine St will help knit our neighborhoods back together again."
The program helps communities repair the urban fabric in neighborhoods bifurcated by infrastructure impediments.
This week, USDOT and CNU continues the #EveryPlaceCounts Design Challenge in Nashville, TN as part of the Secretary's Ladders of Opportunity initiative. Led by national transportation and urban design experts, dozens of local officials, residents,...
The "community listening chart" from Nashville, Tennessee, outlines the discussion that is taking place around the I-40 corridor through the city. The discussion is part of US Department of Transportation's Every Place Counts workshop this week—one...
"In Nashville, design experts and community residents are working together on highway solutions."
"Using green infrastructure to reconnect the East Central Neighborhood! #EveryPlaceCounts #Spokane #DOTconnects"
"Highways: great for connecting cities...when they go through them it is damaging."